Garden & nature games
Plant it, water it, watch it grow; dig for fossils, and arrange a scene of stickers.
Garden & nature games
All garden & nature games
6 games
About each game
A line on every game here
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- Animal Homes Help each animal home: the bird to its nest, the bee to its hive, then the penguin to the polar ice.
- Life Cycles What comes next?
- Dino Dig Brush the sand to dig up cute dinosaur bones, then put them on the stand to build a friendly dinosaur that comes alive.
- Plant Grower Plant a seed, water it and give it sunshine, then watch it sprout, grow and bloom.
- Food Chain Draw an arrow from the food to the one who eats it!
- Farm Day Help Wombat the farmer look after the farm!
About these games
Our picks and what they practise
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This is the calm page. Plant Grower is about patience — water, sun, wait. Even the digging game (Dino Dig) is slow and satisfying rather than fast.
Threaded through are the science games with a nature theme — Life Cycle, Food Chain and Animal Homes — and one word game, Typing Game, where a quokka catches the letters you type in a sunny meadow. A good page for the end of the day.
Our picks
What they practise
- Patience and cause-and-effect: water, sun, growth
- Life cycles, food chains and habitats
- Calm — some games exist just to be peaceful
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Questions parents ask
4 quick answers
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Which nature games suit a four-year-old?
Dino Dig — no reading, no timers.
Do the plants need daily care?
No. Nothing runs when you're away and nothing withers — a child can come back whenever.
Are these educational?
Life Cycle, Food Chain, Animal Homes and Plant Grower are proper science topics; the rest are for calm and creativity.
Is there anything to buy?
No — no pop-ups, no sign-up.